How do you guys afford Evo's? Where do you work?
I couldnt afford a evo when i first wanted one. So i busted my *** for 4 years got a degree, and a good well paying job. And I still am just bearly affording it, but its worth every Fawkin penny!
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I did the same thing. Saved up for a down payment through college and then bought one brand new in July of '04 right after I landed my first full-time job. I still dont have the cash to modify that much. Right now I am only around 340whp. I finally paid it off here last month but now all my money is going to go toward saving up for a house so I guess the modding will have to wait a bit longer.
So that brings up a follow up question....how do people afford all their mods?? Do some people max out credit cards or still owe $20k on their car that makes 500whp? I just dont get it! What am I doing wrong? haha!
I did the same thing. Saved up for a down payment through college and then bought one brand new in July of '04 right after I landed my first full-time job. I still dont have the cash to modify that much. Right now I am only around 340whp. I finally paid it off here last month but now all my money is going to go toward saving up for a house so I guess the modding will have to wait a bit longer.
So that brings up a follow up question....how do people afford all their mods?? Do some people max out credit cards or still owe $20k on their car that makes 500whp? I just dont get it! What am I doing wrong? haha!
I am a Loan Originator for a Financing service company. aka i finance toys big and small from a 4 wheeler to a corporate jet. been doing it for 3 years. btw anyone need a loan?
edit: for got my age i am 28
STevo
oh yea i forgot to mention.... i am married with 2 daughters. both litttle girls 3 years old and gonna be 1 soon.
edit: for got my age i am 28
STevo
oh yea i forgot to mention.... i am married with 2 daughters. both litttle girls 3 years old and gonna be 1 soon.
Last edited by fmly evo; Nov 3, 2007 at 07:18 AM. Reason: forgot something
im 23, in school to be an architect, do real estate appraisls for my dads company to pay for school and the EvO (paid off), a summer of construction in the tri state area as a foreman
For those 22 or younger it seems like they either been working their whole lives starting at BK or McDs and have not done anything but save money and have no life until now to afford the Evo or the parents chipped in a good deal, assuming that the car is paid in full. Only other option I can see is that you put a down payment and financing the car.
~Chug
~Chug
Both the wife and I are military so we get double the pay benefits...it helped. Anyway..we fall under the financed category...5,000 down on a used '03.






